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How to interpret these charts - These charts show the Net (buying - selling) trading activity of FIIs and DIIs in India (NSE, BSE) in daily, monthly and yearly time frames.
Positive bars in daily and monthly charts means money is coming in the market. Negative bars in daily and monthly means money is going out of the market. Whenever the Nifty/Sensex rises it is usually because the FII's were net buyers and conversely when Nifty/Sensex falls its usually because the FII's were net sellers.

FII Daily Trading Activity

DII Daily Trading Activity

FII Monthly Trading Activity

Monthly chart helps you figure out the trend of FII buying or selling activity which can be used for making investing decisions.

DII Monthly Trading Activity

Yearly time frame - Do not trade on the basis of historical yearly chart. The yearly chart is just to get an idea of what exactly happened in the Indian Stock Market in previous years.

One thing you will notice easily is that the DIIs were buying big time in 2008 when the global financial crisis was happening while the FIIs were happily selling their shares to DIIs. Hindsight is 20-20 but even a layman knew that buying shares in 2008 was not a good idea. This just tells you that all those Indian mutual funds sometimes are also clueless just like the general public.

FII Yearly Trading Activity

DII Yearly Trading Activity

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